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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
RELIGIOCS.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held in the following churches on sunday,
sunday school at las a. IN. When the hour Is
different II Is specially noted:
and street. Rev G Evin HSrp SSser Susen
Preaching at lo:So a. NJ. and 90 p. IL. sunday
sTRAwBERRr srRREr-Afrtcan NJ: +. church.
preaehing at lo'f u. In and p. IN. by the pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH south Queen
street. services by the pastor at the usual
hours. AL are welcome.
CHRisr LrTHRRAs SHuRcH-west King street,
E. l. Reed, pastor. Divine services at 1880 u IN.
and 5oaS 1iS p NJ IN s-sSr sunday school at las m
sharp. p "
Church OF COP Corner OF Prince and Orange
Preaching at l03) a. IN. and 7:3J p. IN by me
pastor. sabbath school at as p. IN.
SECOND EvASsELroAL English J, on Mulberry
street, above Opnge-Preachina at 1880 a. m
and 7l5 p IN. by the pastor. sunday school at
FIRST BArrrsr-servicss at the regular hours
morning snd evening. Preaching by the pastor.
hey; w. ;; N Hoiweti; sunday school .. 2, m
~ by the pastor. sunday school at 2 p. IN
ST.. STEPHENS tRKrJ CHURCH CoLLxex CHAPEL,
Bivine services at 1880 a. m. Sermon by Rev.
ST. LUks's RxroRxxp-Martetta Avenue. Rev.
10 30 a IN: and 7:a5 p. m. sunday school at D. m.
d. D., pastor. Services tomorrow a, 1881 am a. m'
and lS p IN. sunday school at las p. IN.
Orange and Concord streets, Rev. j. b Funk.
pastor. Preaching at l0:D a N. and 7:l5 d m.
by the pastor. sunday school at Las d. m olive
Branch society at 3:l5 p. IN.
TRINITY LrTHKRAn.-Usuals services at 10: 20. Las
and Is, conducted by the pastor. Institute on
Monday evening At st. Johns.
ST. PAuLs REFORMED services in the morning.
Preaching by Rev. Dr. 4. Z. Higbee. ON account
OF repairs now being made to the audience
room, services viii be held in the basement
sunday school at Las p. IN.
OLIvEr BAPTIST CHuRcH-Y. NJ c. A. Rooms
At lo.D q N. sacrament OF Lords supper 7:l5
p: m preaching by the pastor, Sunday school
ST. JOINS REroRNgp-( Germany church. cor.
ner Orange and Mulberry streets, Rev. John
kuelling, y: d. pastor. Divine service, at iO.SJ
sn fnS fHrIs .fhSs :, w %
g. m. and 1sO p. m. by the pastor. sunday school
AZ l:t3 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
esveninga at .:A Chiidren's Home Saturday
Observation-Disclosures In the morning ana
evening oy the pastor. Rev. J. Y. Mitchell, ID. ID.
by the pastor I:45 p. IN. preaching By Rev. DR..
Il. y Howard, secretary OF the American Peace
society. l.5 p: IN. Sunday school. p. N, young
m: prayermeeting ana Bible study.
kAsr MIssIos-M. 4. Chapel::2 p: m. Sun
aaay asrvsy ssnooi $40 p m R5ssSshlns by Rsy
1;G p. IN. Friday prayer meeting and Bible
!MokAvIAs.-J. Max Hark, pastor. 1880 = m
p. IN. evening service. -
The prayer meeting OF the ". CT. U. will be
ha,a hsid tomorLrow afternoon at a quarter past
by the pastor. Rev. W. W. Grimes
On Tuesday afternoon ali the members are In
Sited 70 meet ut No IL! North Prince street, Vi
ST: JoHS's hing in the morn
Ing by the Rev. osland Is, Hos ard, OF the M a.
vice. Sunday school at lS. Gotwsid mission
school at p. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
III weakly Intelngenoer
LANCASTER, MAY Z. 1851.
Death In the Wires.

Il u becoming daily more plain that
e1octric wires and above all electric light
wires must 90 under ground not only for
IL Aks Of public safety, but for the pro-
tection Of the lives Of lnemen. -.
A coroner's jury, which included an
eminent college professor, has just returned
. verdict ON the death Of an electric light
linsman in Philadelphia which shows that
- came to . sudden and terrible death
through no fault Of his own or of his en-
ployers. He had been carefully informed
Of tho wires that were I" "alive I" among
those that he would have to work on, and
Il could hardly have been foreseen that he
would come 30 near return wire and that
IN accidental movement Of his body might
bring him In contact with it. That was
just what happened, however, and the
entire force Of the current passing through
him like . stroke Of lightning must have
caused instant death.
A man has just been killed in New Y ork
while exhibiting Q dynamo to a friend, but
The only moral to be drawn from his case
b the same that is to be associated with
ROWUOI kuu1 o4PiU0lOuSs i u0 udlScT Is, VI
should be, we'll known, and the man who
plays with dynamos and powder does 50 at
his peril, death being the penalty Of
earelessnees. But the case of the wires Is
far different they hang overhead, . con.
stant menace Of sudden death, and no one
can tell what combination of circumstances
may make his body the medium for the
transmission of an electric current evicting
him therefrom forever and without warn.
ing.
Tho coroner's jury on the Philadelphia
lneman exonerates everybody, and the
death was as purely accidental as anything
can be but thsy call particular attention
20 the deStscctive insulation of the wires
IlS dictates Of common sense are enough
70 warrant the assertion that immunity
from these dangers can only be had wher
wires are placed in underground conduits
Tho Philadelphia Ledger suggests that tn
return currents could be carried in q sepa
rate conduit and all possibility of contac
avoided.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
AMUsRNRSr NOrRS.
The People who Chase the Frowu From the
Brow OF Carktng Care.

brow OF C~rs'ns Csre'
Its very likely that barnum's circus VIII
draw largely in this city on next Saturday.
Seldom. If ever, has circus bsen so well sd l..
vor,,.oi a. ,b,s ana Towrs n, ,ha pappsvi
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
ALAODT LIKE ROAANCR
A story of Financial Integrity Probably With
out . Parallel

out . Parallel
The New Haven Register prints q remark
able story OF financial integrity on the part OF
. Southern capitalist which stands without
parallel in the commercial history OF the
country. The nance Of the principals are
withheld, but the eminent respectability Of
the counsel In the case, ex-Judge LuZon B.
Morris, Is sufficient guarAn tee its truthful.
ueee.
The Register says that at the beginning OF
the civil war wealthy Southern grocer, who
had recently taken his young book keeper
into partnership, fearing that his property
would be cont seated, decided to go North.
He told the book keeper TO use the property,
valued at about s400, OOO a. ne thought best,
the book kesper's honor for q settlement Of
some future time. The merchant then came
North and settled in New Haven. Six yearA
ago, wondering what had become of his estate
In the South, the merchant placed the mat.
ter In the hands OF Judge Morris with in
structions to investigate and collect il
there was anything to collect After some
correspondence with the bookkeeper ut the
South the latter forwarded an acknowledge
ment of the claim and an inventory show.
ing his Indebtedness to his former employer
TO be $GiS S,0OO and expressed his desire to re-
turn the property, but requested time to
perfect his arrangements He began remit.
ting several years ago, and last week for.
warded the last payment, including interest,
thus wiping out Q debt OF honor. Judge
Morris declines TO give the details, further
than that his client Ii gentleman listed as
millionaire, and that the Southern gentle.
man Ii now wealthy banker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

ANOTHER wonderful story about fuel comes
from Pittsburg, this time about crude oil.
The Pittsburg Dispatch publishes An inter.
esting account OF very simple invention by
which 1t IL claimed two and shalt barrels Of
crude oil may be made equivalent to 81
bushels Of coal. The oil u led to the fre box
of boiler through three-quarter inch pipe
and on the end Of this there II cy Under with
needle point adjustments inside. A small
jet of steam enters the same cylinder and oil
and steam combined are thrown into the IRE
box In fine spray. ''There was an ignited
barrel stave under the boiler, TO serve - .
match for the vspor. Soon there was . big
puff, like ignition OF large natural gas fire
and there was the whole thing at work with.
out an ounce OF fuel other than that coming
through the little pipe from the pail, aided
by the steam and air."
BY this process 1t 10 evident that nothing ID
wasted - the inventor said there Ii " no
smoke, no anything but fire and steam, moth.
ing but perfect combustion" Mr.. II. H.
Hayland, the inventor, says that II the Penn.
sylvania railroad will give him space on the
tender Of their limited express, without
moving any coal, he will with three barrels
of crude oil, run the limited through on time
from Pittsburg to Philadelphia without any
other fuel. He further offers to run Cunsrt
steamship at one third its cost Of coal, snd
save 600 tons OF freight Of that fuel. Wher
| interviewed he had perfected Arrangement
| to run . steel rail shears and other machiner,
| OF metal yard with this devica
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

THE New York Herald, In an editorial on
the land question, publishes . statement Of
Congressman Psyson, of Illinois, . Rspubli
can member Of the Forty.seventh Congress.
He says that In investigating fraudulent land
claims he came upon the entries of the Earl
OF Dunraven for Estes park, In Colorado.
We sscerlsined the fact that this gentleman,
nobleman abroad, coming over here on .
park. beautiful spot, ami told, embracing
an area OF many thousand acres, included in
the mountains, perfect oasis 10 the desert
aud he expressed q wish to own all the land
he could seq There happened 70 be an
knew how these things could be done, and
before that party separated . contract WAS
made with land agent In Colorado, who con.
tracted Tor SO much pay in addition TO the
patent title to this land for this nobleman,
and that thing was done. The official papers
with reference to the tranaaction on the invea-
tigatiOn l have had In my desk until about
four or i've weeks ago That was done by
mythical entries and the use Of names of men
who never existed, and by perjury that was
waist deep to the men who were In In it and
through man Of the name Of Thomas White,
the Earl OF Dunraven was vested the title OF
that property and controls It today.
This Is Q sample Of the outrage and fraud
that has been used to secure vast acres of the
public land for men who never expect to use
1t as 1t should be used and very often only
intend TO hold 1t as Q speculation. Our I'D.
vantage over the countries OF the old world
lies first Of all in our vast domain to which
We welcome sll who will come with hands
ready for labor, but % the country II
developed We appreciate more and more the
fact that even this land has its limits and that
whful waste OF 1t may make In time - woefu
want a. now drives thousands from Europa
The land will accumulate In the hands OF the
wealthy fast enough without the gift OF vast
tracts OF virgin soil to foreign lords and cattle
syndicates.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

Ihs Association games OF yesterday were
AZ fhiladsiphis: Baltimore Is, Athletic O
ssSs Louis 81 Louis 10, Louisville 3.
Ine league game. OF yesterday resulted (:
~ W4enlngton phiiadelphis2 2, Washington
Detroit Detroit II, lndianspolis q:
et New YORK New York, Boston /; nj
Chicago Pittsburg8 Q, Chicsgo 3.
Pyle pitched for the Chicago and Morris
hit fourteen tunes and the latter was an n
ported without an error ON the part Of his
Yesterday was the sixth time ihI tie B 1.
tjmOSe has defeated the Athletics this season.
The Toronto club wants young Greer.
The Athletics must think lots OF Titcomb,
just uow.::Ths 8sltimores bad ~ hits Oh him
y0otog6ay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

Ihao ~ - 3 hlntto a dsnominAtious
n the nact that thsre ars In France more
than fivs hundred Catholic Workingmen's
clubs, In which all tho trades are repre-
sented. The ecclesiastical lauthorities su-
pervise them, and bosses - we'll - work.
men belong TO them. All questions - TO
wages and the number Of hours which
should constitute . days work are dis
cussed in the most friendly manner. The
members buy food, clothing and medicines
and obtain medical attendance for them.
selves and families, on the principles OF CO.
operative stores. These clubs are free from
all atheistical proclivities and anarchistic
instincts.
The announcement that Cardinal Glib
bons proposes to introduce this kind OF
clubs in the United States, will arouse re-
f,ection among the friends Of labor as to
what the possible outcome will he.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
ct. JACOBS OIL.
St. Jacobs Oil
For Poultry and Swine.
CT. JACOBS OIL.

Mr.. J. u. McCsnn, Bridgeport, W. ". the
first to discover the virtues of st. Jacobs Oh
saturated with st. Jacobs or, was forced
down the throat OF the fowl. and within half
an hour It was weil a. ever" Mixed with
ems and other poultry suffering from this
hitherto incurable disease, all that are able
TO swallow Will be restored TO perfect health |;
the throats OF birds that cannot swallow.
they will nap their wings and crow in your
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
WITH THE funny FOLKS.


"Johnson, who do you take after in eight,
anyhow "W'y, doan know, I'm suah.
Hsin't none oh my folks tall 'cspt dat oldes'
boy oh mine, an recon ! mus tex artsr
him."-Hdrper's Bdsar.
Old Minister TO young minister Paul
was Q wonderful man, my dear young
brother, q wonderful man and thousands
upon thousands flocked to hear him preach.
Young Minister-Yss, II Paul were alive
today he would only have to name the salary
he wanted.
"Good night, DEAR" said her mother. "I
hope you'll feel better IN the morning."
And voice came from the pillows:
"You bust nod waigh I'd cali be early, call
be early, bother dear, for I've bid quesd of
the bay, bother I've bid queed OF the bay"
Miss B--Why is It. Mr.. A., that wher.
ever you refer 70 . Boston friend you In.
variably use the word " fellow:
New Yorker - Oh, because he belongs
around the Hub, Of course.
Professor Ito promising pupil What IL
bigsmyf
Promising Pupil-Haylng two wives at the
same time.
Proiessor-Correcti now what Is the name
of the crime when man has three wives?
fromising Pupil-Trigonometry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

FRIENDS OF Ireland see much solid cause
for hope in the fact that five Unionist mem.
bers voted against the government on the
division In the House OF Commons over the
Dillon motion. Twenty-seven Unionists
were absent, which indicates that the split In
that party is growing wider.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Chicken Cholera,

TERRg HAurs, Champaign Co.. Ohio.
received about ten days ago n We very q ne
Polish chickens. few days ago noticed
that two OF them had something like the
roup, and their thrOats seemed TO be nearly
stopped up and made wheesiDg sound Gt
each respiration. One OF them was not able
t. walk, or even stand ON Its feet. I took Q
small piece OF bread. say about half an inch
square. and saturated It with 6t. acobs OIL,
ana led II To- 70 them; once n h ane morning and y,
when went out 10 look at them could mol
tell which OF the a We chickens had been sic 4,
CHAS. n. POWELL, Y. n,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

If Lancaster aoss not become musical
city. II will be through no faultoi Mr.. Walter
Bsusman. He brings the most expensive
talent here but sad TO say, the people do
not seem to appreciate It Lot him not
despair, however, for constant dropping
wears away the stone
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

X G. Dun & Co. say that the feature OF
business reports for the past week u tho
enormous increase reported at many Western
points. Westward the course OF business
takes its way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

rheumatism, neuralgia, and gout are speedily
cured by salvation OIL. the great pain cure.
he had not slept for twenty four hours, cough.
Ing all the time. dose OF DE- Bulls Cough
syrup broke his cough. and he slept quietly al
night, -' -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

THE Prince of Wales has forbidden An
English clergyman to wear . moustache
Things are coming to pretty pass when this
Iibsrtine 10 allowed . voice in church
discipline.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Hog Cholera.


CHERRY CAMP, West Va.
at Jacobs OIL II the best remedy known to
me for Hog Cholera. 1t may be given them
In mtlk-say teaspOOnful TO each animal
twice day. 1 think that anyone trying Il
will nnd II beneficial. T.. M.kOBlSsON.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

81; Jacobs on is an absolute cure for ali
may % spplied. II Is SOLD by DrusgisN aud
DeAlers throughout the world, Price 6ftv
GshsS Slts pcs o0st!s yhs Charles 4. vo6slss Co,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Chicken Cholera.

Rev. T. 8. Brooke. pastor Central Presby.
terisn Church. Clarksburg. W, Va Gays 81
with 81 Jacobs OH. and forced It down tns
throAt Chickens were In the last stage.
mixed u with meal. and gave them nothing
WE'LL"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
rn2s6tds

YNSTATE OF A. N. BRENEMAN, LATE
u Of the city of Lancaster. dsosassd. The
the balance remaining In the hands Of A. N.
Breneman. ~. enscptor. 70 and among those
iSsry nu T%ssdsy Nav fS ISL a. 10 ooIocS Lns
L. M, in the Library room OF the Court House.
In the city of Lancaster. where all persons In.
al6-NdS WILLIAM LEAMAN, Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF JOSEPH Il.
caster county. Joseph L. DsiohIsr ana vile. OF
Lancaster city. heving BY deed Of yolun,ary q: e.
ferred ell their estate and effects TO the under.
signed for the benefit OF tbe creditors Of the said
Joseph e. Detchler. he therefore gives notice 70
al persons indebted 10 said assiGn0r. 10 maze
payment TO the undersisned Without dsssy' ana
th0ss having clasma 70 present Inem 70
JOHN Il. nlLLBRs AesgneS
1esiding u LAneaetoI Ie..
Z. Q. JRvsAxll, Attegasvs spsSsas'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18
catarh TO CONSUMPTION,

Ca.auh Ia It's destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads on to consumption. II liz there.
fore angular ,ha, those afflicted with this fearful
disease should not make It the obec. Of their lives
10 rid themselves Of IT. Deceptive remedies con-
cocted by ignorant prc,enden to medical inowl.
edge have weakened tho confidence Of the great
majority oil sufferers In Nil Advertised remedies.
They become resigned to a lie Of misery rather
than torture themselves with doubtful palliatiyes
But this will never do. CatIrrh must b. met at
every stage aud Combated with all our might. In
many cases tho disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms, The bones anu cartilage Of the nose.
tho Organs Of hearing OF scoipg aud OF tasting 70
affected rs 70 DO useless. the uvpla 80 elongated,
tho throat 10 inilamed and irriacd as 10 produce
constant aud distressing cough, = -,
Sanlotd't Radical Cure meets every phase OF ca.
tGrrh. from simple head cold 10 tho most losth.
some aud destructive stages. ITS local and con.
atlntonal. instant H. relieving, permanent In
curing, tafe, economical and never. falling,
EaCh package contains one bottle Of the Radical
Cure, Que box Of Catarrhal Solvent, and an In.
proved Inhaler, with treatise; price, 81. .H
PoTtRR DRu0 AND CHEMICAL Co., boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

Saturdays Pittsburgh TIMES says
Roger O'Mara ia etill gathering the 'surt
thing" gamblers III. Lust night Gecrgt
ArmsteMd, rho hao lived OF his wita fol
many years past, Wa corralcd and charged
with being coTuon gambler The shoe,
stHh%eiB i'evH about made up their minds
,h4t Pittsburgh ia too snail FOR .heinae!yei
.od the authorities, aHl many hava gath.
cred thar high Collara aud broad cuHs
into compact packages and arc making
other prcparat!0ra:o jump 10 newer del,ts
Day h"iore yesterday party OF them left
ior Wheeling, ". Va. Among them were
Neil Reilly, Little SAM" jim aud John
l.Hl!n aud hHlt iozen others. Another
party LETT last night for Cleveland. Iu 8
f6w days the city will ba pafa;iveIy
clear Vi lieBe ctCAes.